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The Italian banking crisis has the potential to spread across Europe and cause wider issues. There is already an issue in European banking, but will Italy be the lead domino that causes a wider collapse?
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Europe's economy may be on the mend but there are parts of it still struggling to recover from the crisis a decade ago. One example is Italy's banks. Christine Pirovolakis went to northern Italy and met some of the victims of the lenders that collapsed under the weight of bad loans.
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Share prices across Europe have slumped over the latest political crisis in Italy. The country could be facing yet more elections within months.
The populist Five Star and League parties failed to form a governing coalition after the Italian president, Sergio Mattarella, rejected a leading eurosceptic as economy minister. The technocrat Carlo Cottarelli has been charged with forming an interim government - but its future already looks doomed before its even been created.
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italy banking update

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On todays report of The Fing news
Last November the mainstream media wrote headlines of impending doom in the Italian banking industry – it made good reading and they weren’t wrong. But now it’s actually arrived there’s something of a media ‘blackout’. The European Central Bank quietly released the information which, has largely gone unreported.
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Banks as we have come to know them in today’s world owe their origins to the innovative credit mechanisms developed in medieval Italy. By the twelfth century these ‘financial products’, including the holding of deposits, were underwriting the long distance transportation of goods. Venice – positioned at the intersection of Europe’s West with the trading routes from the East – was a notable early centre of banking. Genoa – another great maritime republic – witnessed similar developments and the history of European economic development in the central middle ages is inseparable from the story of the bank-owning families of Florence – such as the Medici, Bardi and Peruzzi. Then – as now – banking and finance generally could not be divorced from ethical questions and the political context. Lending at interest (considered as ‘usury') was against the official teaching of the Christian Church. But the Papacy – like many a cash-strapped European monarchy – took advantage of the lines of credit and banking structures that were an established feature of Europe’s economy by the time of the early Italian Renaissance.
In this lecture Professor Abulafia will be inaugurating the ErasmusForum’s ‘History of Banking’ – an international research programme whose lectures and publications will be tracing the development of banking from classical antiquity to the beginning of the twenty first century.

published:28 Jul 2017

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The government in Rome is reportedly ready to pump 15 billion euros into Italy's third-largest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, and other troubled Italian lenders.
That is according to two sources who have spoken to the Reuters news agency.
One source said unlisted regional banks Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, which were rescued this year by a state-backed fund, would also get support from the state.
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The crisis in Italian banking | FT Business

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11:19

UNDERSTANDING THE ITALIAN BANKING CRISIS - A NEW LEAD DOMINO? (EITS #7)

UNDERSTANDING THE ITALIAN BANKING CRISIS - A NEW LEAD DOMINO? (EITS #7)

UNDERSTANDING THE ITALIAN BANKING CRISIS - A NEW LEAD DOMINO? (EITS #7)

The Italian banking crisis has the potential to spread across Europe and cause wider issues. There is already an issue in European banking, but will Italy be the lead domino that causes a wider collapse?
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3:06

Money Talks: Italian banking crisis affects investors

Money Talks: Italian banking crisis affects investors

Money Talks: Italian banking crisis affects investors

Europe's economy may be on the mend but there are parts of it still struggling to recover from the crisis a decade ago. One example is Italy's banks. Christine Pirovolakis went to northern Italy and met some of the victims of the lenders that collapsed under the weight of bad loans.
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Italy on the edge of crisis: Should Europe be worried?

Italy on the edge of crisis: Should Europe be worried?

Italy on the edge of crisis: Should Europe be worried?

Share prices across Europe have slumped over the latest political crisis in Italy. The country could be facing yet more elections within months.
The populist Five Star and League parties failed to form a governing coalition after the Italian president, Sergio Mattarella, rejected a leading eurosceptic as economy minister. The technocrat Carlo Cottarelli has been charged with forming an interim government - but its future already looks doomed before its even been created.
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23:37

italy banking update

italy banking update

italy banking update

italy banking update

6:16

Italian Banks DECLARED BANKRUPT As Domino’s Just Started FALLING

Italian Banks DECLARED BANKRUPT As Domino’s Just Started FALLING

Italian Banks DECLARED BANKRUPT As Domino’s Just Started FALLING

On todays report of The Fing news
Last November the mainstream media wrote headlines of impending doom in the Italian banking industry – it made good reading and they weren’t wrong. But now it’s actually arrived there’s something of a media ‘blackout’. The European Central Bank quietly released the information which, has largely gone unreported.
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1:13:34

Bankers and Banking in Medieval Italy - Lecture by Professor David Abulafia

Bankers and Banking in Medieval Italy - Lecture by Professor David Abulafia

Bankers and Banking in Medieval Italy - Lecture by Professor David Abulafia

Banks as we have come to know them in today’s world owe their origins to the innovative credit mechanisms developed in medieval Italy. By the twelfth century these ‘financial products’, including the holding of deposits, were underwriting the long distance transportation of goods. Venice – positioned at the intersection of Europe’s West with the trading routes from the East – was a notable early centre of banking. Genoa – another great maritime republic – witnessed similar developments and the history of European economic development in the central middle ages is inseparable from the story of the bank-owning families of Florence – such as the Medici, Bardi and Peruzzi. Then – as now – banking and finance generally could not be divorced from ethical questions and the political context. Lending at interest (considered as ‘usury') was against the official teaching of the Christian Church. But the Papacy – like many a cash-strapped European monarchy – took advantage of the lines of credit and banking structures that were an established feature of Europe’s economy by the time of the early Italian Renaissance.
In this lecture Professor Abulafia will be inaugurating the ErasmusForum’s ‘History of Banking’ – an international research programme whose lectures and publications will be tracing the development of banking from classical antiquity to the beginning of the twenty first century.

0:51

Italian banking crisis looms - economy

Italian banking crisis looms - economy

Italian banking crisis looms - economy

The government in Rome is reportedly ready to pump 15 billion euros into Italy's third-largest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, and other troubled Italian lenders.
That is according to two sources who have spoken to the Reuters news agency.
One source said unlisted regional banks Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, which were rescued this year by a state-backed fund, would also get support from the state.
At the same time Monte dei Paschi is pushing ahead with plans to raise the five…
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Italian banking employees on nationwide strike

Banks were closed across Italy on Friday as several bank employees unions called a strike to protest against the Italian Banking Association's decision to rescind a national collective bargaining contract. About 90 percent of the union members joined the strike.
In central Rome, about 10,000 bank employees held a protest against what they called banker's selfishness and arrogance. Other protests are taking place in Milan, Palermo and Ravenna. Unions say the banking sector currently employs 300,000 people, with 68,000 jobs lost over the past 15 years and 20,000 more at serious risk of being slashed in the near future.
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UNDERSTANDING THE ITALIAN BANKING CRISIS - A NEW LEAD DOMINO? (EITS #7)

The Italian banking crisis has the potential to spread across Europe and cause wider issues. There is already an issue in European banking, but will Italy be the lead domino that causes a wider collapse?
The whole scenario is complex and can be confusing to understand. In this video, we break down the key issues and the potential solutions, so you can get up to speed on what's been happening.
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published: 30 Dec 2016

Money Talks: Italian banking crisis affects investors

Europe's economy may be on the mend but there are parts of it still struggling to recover from the crisis a decade ago. One example is Italy's banks. Christine Pirovolakis went to northern Italy and met some of the victims of the lenders that collapsed under the weight of bad loans.
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published: 20 Nov 2017

Italy on the edge of crisis: Should Europe be worried?

Share prices across Europe have slumped over the latest political crisis in Italy. The country could be facing yet more elections within months.
The populist Five Star and League parties failed to form a governing coalition after the Italian president, Sergio Mattarella, rejected a leading eurosceptic as economy minister. The technocrat Carlo Cottarelli has been charged with forming an interim government - but its future already looks doomed before its even been created.
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Italian banks will be under particular scrutiny by investors Friday, as European regulators prepare to release their latest assessment of European-based banks. CNBC's SilviaAmaro has more.

published: 02 Nov 2018

italy banking update

italy banking update

published: 22 Aug 2017

Italian Banks DECLARED BANKRUPT As Domino’s Just Started FALLING

On todays report of The Fing news
Last November the mainstream media wrote headlines of impending doom in the Italian banking industry – it made good reading and they weren’t wrong. But now it’s actually arrived there’s something of a media ‘blackout’. The European Central Bank quietly released the information which, has largely gone unreported.
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published: 26 Jun 2017

Bankers and Banking in Medieval Italy - Lecture by Professor David Abulafia

Banks as we have come to know them in today’s world owe their origins to the innovative credit mechanisms developed in medieval Italy. By the twelfth century these ‘financial products’, including the holding of deposits, were underwriting the long distance transportation of goods. Venice – positioned at the intersection of Europe’s West with the trading routes from the East – was a notable early centre of banking. Genoa – another great maritime republic – witnessed similar developments and the history of European economic development in the central middle ages is inseparable from the story of the bank-owning families of Florence – such as the Medici, Bardi and Peruzzi. Then – as now – banking and finance generally could not be divorced from ethical questions and the political context. Len...

published: 28 Jul 2017

Italian banking crisis looms - economy

The government in Rome is reportedly ready to pump 15 billion euros into Italy's third-largest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, and other troubled Italian lenders.
That is according to two sources who have spoken to the Reuters news agency.
One source said unlisted regional banks Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, which were rescued this year by a state-backed fund, would also get support from the state.
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Italian banking employees on nationwide strike

Banks were closed across Italy on Friday as several bank employees unions called a strike to protest against the Italian Banking Association's decision to rescind a national collective bargaining contract. About 90 percent of the union members joined the strike.
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The crisis in Italian banking | FT Business

In Italy, there are more bank branches than pizzerias. But the sector is in crisis, saddled with €360bn of soured loans. What options are left for Italian banks...

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The whole scenario is complex and can be confusing to understand. In this video, we break down the key issues and the potential solutions, so you can get up to speed on what's been happening.
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Money Talks: Italian banking crisis affects investors

Europe's economy may be on the mend but there are parts of it still struggling to recover from the crisis a decade ago. One example is Italy's banks. Christine...

Europe's economy may be on the mend but there are parts of it still struggling to recover from the crisis a decade ago. One example is Italy's banks. Christine Pirovolakis went to northern Italy and met some of the victims of the lenders that collapsed under the weight of bad loans.
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Share prices across Europe have slumped over the latest political crisis in Italy. The country could be facing yet more elections within months.
The populist Five Star and League parties failed to form a governing coalition after the Italian president, Sergio Mattarella, rejected a leading eurosceptic as economy minister. The technocrat Carlo Cottarelli has been charged with forming an interim government - but its future already looks doomed before its even been created.
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Share prices across Europe have slumped over the latest political crisis in Italy. The country could be facing yet more elections within months.
The populist Five Star and League parties failed to form a governing coalition after the Italian president, Sergio Mattarella, rejected a leading eurosceptic as economy minister. The technocrat Carlo Cottarelli has been charged with forming an interim government - but its future already looks doomed before its even been created.
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Italian Banks DECLARED BANKRUPT As Domino’s Just Started FALLING

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Last November the mainstream media wrote headlines of impending doom in the Italian banking industry – it made good reading a...

On todays report of The Fing news
Last November the mainstream media wrote headlines of impending doom in the Italian banking industry – it made good reading and they weren’t wrong. But now it’s actually arrived there’s something of a media ‘blackout’. The European Central Bank quietly released the information which, has largely gone unreported.
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Last November the mainstream media wrote headlines of impending doom in the Italian banking industry – it made good reading and they weren’t wrong. But now it’s actually arrived there’s something of a media ‘blackout’. The European Central Bank quietly released the information which, has largely gone unreported.
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Bankers and Banking in Medieval Italy - Lecture by Professor David Abulafia

Banks as we have come to know them in today’s world owe their origins to the innovative credit mechanisms developed in medieval Italy. By the twelfth century th...

Banks as we have come to know them in today’s world owe their origins to the innovative credit mechanisms developed in medieval Italy. By the twelfth century these ‘financial products’, including the holding of deposits, were underwriting the long distance transportation of goods. Venice – positioned at the intersection of Europe’s West with the trading routes from the East – was a notable early centre of banking. Genoa – another great maritime republic – witnessed similar developments and the history of European economic development in the central middle ages is inseparable from the story of the bank-owning families of Florence – such as the Medici, Bardi and Peruzzi. Then – as now – banking and finance generally could not be divorced from ethical questions and the political context. Lending at interest (considered as ‘usury') was against the official teaching of the Christian Church. But the Papacy – like many a cash-strapped European monarchy – took advantage of the lines of credit and banking structures that were an established feature of Europe’s economy by the time of the early Italian Renaissance.
In this lecture Professor Abulafia will be inaugurating the ErasmusForum’s ‘History of Banking’ – an international research programme whose lectures and publications will be tracing the development of banking from classical antiquity to the beginning of the twenty first century.

Banks as we have come to know them in today’s world owe their origins to the innovative credit mechanisms developed in medieval Italy. By the twelfth century these ‘financial products’, including the holding of deposits, were underwriting the long distance transportation of goods. Venice – positioned at the intersection of Europe’s West with the trading routes from the East – was a notable early centre of banking. Genoa – another great maritime republic – witnessed similar developments and the history of European economic development in the central middle ages is inseparable from the story of the bank-owning families of Florence – such as the Medici, Bardi and Peruzzi. Then – as now – banking and finance generally could not be divorced from ethical questions and the political context. Lending at interest (considered as ‘usury') was against the official teaching of the Christian Church. But the Papacy – like many a cash-strapped European monarchy – took advantage of the lines of credit and banking structures that were an established feature of Europe’s economy by the time of the early Italian Renaissance.
In this lecture Professor Abulafia will be inaugurating the ErasmusForum’s ‘History of Banking’ – an international research programme whose lectures and publications will be tracing the development of banking from classical antiquity to the beginning of the twenty first century.

The government in Rome is reportedly ready to pump 15 billion euros into Italy's third-largest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, and other troubled Italian lenders.
That is according to two sources who have spoken to the Reuters news agency.
One source said unlisted regional banks Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, which were rescued this year by a state-backed fund, would also get support from the state.
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The government in Rome is reportedly ready to pump 15 billion euros into Italy's third-largest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, and other troubled Italian lenders.
That is according to two sources who have spoken to the Reuters news agency.
One source said unlisted regional banks Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, which were rescued this year by a state-backed fund, would also get support from the state.
At the same time Monte dei Paschi is pushing ahead with plans to raise the five…
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Italian banking employees on nationwide strike

Banks were closed across Italy on Friday as several bank employees unions called a strike to protest against the Italian Banking Association's decision to resci...

Banks were closed across Italy on Friday as several bank employees unions called a strike to protest against the Italian Banking Association's decision to rescind a national collective bargaining contract. About 90 percent of the union members joined the strike.
In central Rome, about 10,000 bank employees held a protest against what they called banker's selfishness and arrogance. Other protests are taking place in Milan, Palermo and Ravenna. Unions say the banking sector currently employs 300,000 people, with 68,000 jobs lost over the past 15 years and 20,000 more at serious risk of being slashed in the near future.
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Banks were closed across Italy on Friday as several bank employees unions called a strike to protest against the Italian Banking Association's decision to rescind a national collective bargaining contract. About 90 percent of the union members joined the strike.
In central Rome, about 10,000 bank employees held a protest against what they called banker's selfishness and arrogance. Other protests are taking place in Milan, Palermo and Ravenna. Unions say the banking sector currently employs 300,000 people, with 68,000 jobs lost over the past 15 years and 20,000 more at serious risk of being slashed in the near future.
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The crisis in Italian banking | FT Business

In Italy, there are more bank branches than pizzerias. But the sector is in crisis, saddled with €360bn of soured loans. What options are left for Italian banks and what can the government do? The FT's Milan correspondent Rachel Sanderson reports.
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UNDERSTANDING THE ITALIAN BANKING CRISIS - A NEW LEAD DOMINO? (EITS #7)

The Italian banking crisis has the potential to spread across Europe and cause wider issues. There is already an issue in European banking, but will Italy be the lead domino that causes a wider collapse?
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Money Talks: Italian banking crisis affects investors

Europe's economy may be on the mend but there are parts of it still struggling to recover from the crisis a decade ago. One example is Italy's banks. Christine Pirovolakis went to northern Italy and met some of the victims of the lenders that collapsed under the weight of bad loans.
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Italy on the edge of crisis: Should Europe be worried?

Share prices across Europe have slumped over the latest political crisis in Italy. The country could be facing yet more elections within months.
The populist Five Star and League parties failed to form a governing coalition after the Italian president, Sergio Mattarella, rejected a leading eurosceptic as economy minister. The technocrat Carlo Cottarelli has been charged with forming an interim government - but its future already looks doomed before its even been created.
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Italian Banks DECLARED BANKRUPT As Domino’s Just Started FALLING

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Last November the mainstream media wrote headlines of impending doom in the Italian banking industry – it made good reading and they weren’t wrong. But now it’s actually arrived there’s something of a media ‘blackout’. The European Central Bank quietly released the information which, has largely gone unreported.
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Bankers and Banking in Medieval Italy - Lecture by Professor David Abulafia

Banks as we have come to know them in today’s world owe their origins to the innovative credit mechanisms developed in medieval Italy. By the twelfth century these ‘financial products’, including the holding of deposits, were underwriting the long distance transportation of goods. Venice – positioned at the intersection of Europe’s West with the trading routes from the East – was a notable early centre of banking. Genoa – another great maritime republic – witnessed similar developments and the history of European economic development in the central middle ages is inseparable from the story of the bank-owning families of Florence – such as the Medici, Bardi and Peruzzi. Then – as now – banking and finance generally could not be divorced from ethical questions and the political context. Lending at interest (considered as ‘usury') was against the official teaching of the Christian Church. But the Papacy – like many a cash-strapped European monarchy – took advantage of the lines of credit and banking structures that were an established feature of Europe’s economy by the time of the early Italian Renaissance.
In this lecture Professor Abulafia will be inaugurating the ErasmusForum’s ‘History of Banking’ – an international research programme whose lectures and publications will be tracing the development of banking from classical antiquity to the beginning of the twenty first century.

Italian banking crisis looms - economy

The government in Rome is reportedly ready to pump 15 billion euros into Italy's third-largest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, and other troubled Italian lenders.
That is according to two sources who have spoken to the Reuters news agency.
One source said unlisted regional banks Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, which were rescued this year by a state-backed fund, would also get support from the state.
At the same time Monte dei Paschi is pushing ahead with plans to raise the five…
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Italian banking employees on nationwide strike

Banks were closed across Italy on Friday as several bank employees unions called a strike to protest against the Italian Banking Association's decision to rescind a national collective bargaining contract. About 90 percent of the union members joined the strike.
In central Rome, about 10,000 bank employees held a protest against what they called banker's selfishness and arrogance. Other protests are taking place in Milan, Palermo and Ravenna. Unions say the banking sector currently employs 300,000 people, with 68,000 jobs lost over the past 15 years and 20,000 more at serious risk of being slashed in the near future.
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REALIST NEWS - The Next Italian Bank Threatens to Topple

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Here are some highlights of the day's fall-winter menswear shows in Paris. A QUIET SATURDAY ... 17 ... Thom Browne moved its Saturday afternoon show to the morning, as did Rochas. ___. THOM BROWNE'S BUBBLES ... ___ ... On Saturday, the Italian designer led guests around an atelier space in Paris' LeftBank for an immersive presentation of the fall-winter collection ... ....

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Here are some highlights of the day's fall-winter menswear shows in Paris. A QUIET SATURDAY ... 17 ... Thom Browne moved its Saturday afternoon show to the morning, as did Rochas. ___. THOM BROWNE'S BUBBLES ... ___ ... On Saturday, the Italian designer led guests around an atelier space in Paris' LeftBank for an immersive presentation of the fall-winter collection ... ....

Main talking topic in Asia today was in the Chinese market after Premier Keqiang’s warning of a difficult year ahead ...Europeanbanks were weaker this morning following news of the US actions against Huawei and the possible disruption of trade talks ... Italianbanks were also lower but talk of possible mergers appeared to limit these losses ... ....

Italianbanks rely on about 240 billion euros of ultracheap, longer-term funds borrowed from the ECB in 2016 and 2017, but that source of funding is now shut and without replacing so-called targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTRO) funds, Italianbanks would see a drop ......

Andrea Orcel parable shows how little has changed at big banks since the 2008 crisis The tale of how Banco Santander hired Andrea Orcel as its chief executive, and is now dropping him because it will not pay a €50m golden hello , is a mini classic. All the familiar banking features of greed, incompetence and hubris are present....

All the familiar banking features of greed, incompetence and hubris are present ... Top of the list is Ana Botín, the Spanishbank’s executive chair. Recruiting Orcel, an Italian investment banker, was a bizarre move in the first place ... Really, though, they should be asking themselves whether Botín, the towering figure at the bank, has too much power....

The tougher than expected recommendation by the regulator battered shares in Italianbanks, which are saddled with the largest amount of impaired loans in the single currency bloc ...Deputy Prime MinisterMatteo Salvini accused the ECB of harming Italianbanks ... the banking union ......